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Joined May 2020
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Proud to have worked on the zkAPI protocol design and the cryptography implementation that backs it … and more broadly to have collaborated with the OpenAnonymity team within EF / dAI 🙂‍↕️ Congrats @kenziyuliu @mingyech @DavideCrapis 🔥
Today the EF and OA announce zkAPI—a new means for private AI Picture this: deposit ether into a vault, sign a zk proof, get a fixed amount of private inference. Advances like these help us move past middlemen's requirements that we link our data and identities. Read more below
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Quick updates on the Open Anonymity project (@OpenAnonProject)! 1. OA-chat is live! You can now signup: chat.openanonymity.ai 2. We collaborated with @ethereumfndn (@VitalikButerin, @DavideCrapis, @VittoStack, @curryrasul) to develop zkAPI, a new zero-knowledge protocol for accessing gated / paid APIs with unlinkability. It’s like a generalization of OA unlinkable inference that also abstracts payments away. Now also available on OA-chat! I'm excited because more infrastructure should exist where privacy and sovereignty is foundational and people are in control.
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2/ Under the hood — NSED coordination protocol: N models independently answer, then each evaluates all responses blindly. Scores aggregated via quadratic voting — two moderate votes outweigh one extreme. The cycle repeats until convergence.
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1./ Now when announcement is finally out, maybe I'll make a short explainer. 🧵
Implementable Witness Encryption from Arithmetic Affine Determinant Programs:
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Curious how much does it cost to run something like this
Watch Cursor build a 3M+ line browser in a week
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You don’t have this in US? 👀
🇨🇳 I found the rentable powerbanks in China One scan to pay with Alipay and then you take the battery and you return it later This would never work in US or Europe because people would just steal the powerbanks
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Rentable power banks have been available in Europe and the US for several years. needcharge.co.uk/en/ fuel-rod.com
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We are listed on both categories of #GG24 Support it now makes 3x impact thanks to gitcoin matching! giveth.io/project/dipbox:-de…
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OPRFs are one of the most widely used privacy tools, but they’re under threat from developments in quantum chips. In this work we present Leap, a lattice-based OPRF using MPC tools (OT, OLE) for post-quantum security—fast eval (<1ms) & efficient PSI. Joint work with @isec_tugraz, Trento, and AIT. To appear at @IACReurocrypt 2025. eprint.iacr.org/2025/333.pdf
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the one question that haunts zk engineers
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New post on EthResear.ch! Web2 Nullifiers using vOPRF By: - curryrasul - levs57 🔗 ethresear.ch/t/21762 Highlights: - vOPRF (verifiable Oblivious PseudoRandom Functions) can generate unique identifiers (nullifiers) for Web2 identities without revealing personal data. - This method allows for anonymous voting and airdrops, where users can prove their identity without exposing their actual email or username. - The protocol involves multiple parties, including the user, an OPRF server, and a smart contract platform like Ethereum. - Using nullifiers helps prevent users from being tracked across different applications, enhancing privacy. - The approach can be applied to various Web2 to Web3 transitions, making it versatile for different privacy-focused projects. ELI5: This research discusses a new way to create anonymous identities for users on Web2 platforms using a method called vOPRF. It allows users to prove their identity without revealing personal information, enabling secure and private interactions like voting or claiming rewards.
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1/ I wrote down my thoughts about vOPRF/MPC-based approach vs @Rarimo_protocol's approach for Web2 ID "nullifiers". Read it here: curryrasul.com/blog/thoughts… I compare these approaches and review advantages and disadvantages of both; and most importantly I propose a new solution ->
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2/ that takes the best from them: we have a Rarimo's kind of registry, but, i.e. instead of linking user's ID to hash(passport) - we can link it to vOPRF(hash(passport)) That'll give us vOPRF's level of security, while also securing us with Rarimo's "privacy network effect".
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Wrote down some thoughts on what we can do with Telegram x ZK: curryrasul.com/blog/gossip/ -- Btw, @durov, Telegram's new "ONLY TON" policy is not good 😴
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